The Cat That Walked by Himself

Style and Technique

«The Cat That Walked by Himself» by Rudyard Kipling is written in the style of a fairy tale, characterized by the use of simple and accessible language that is easily understood by both children and adults. The author employs numerous repetitions and rhythmic constructions, giving the text a melodious quality and helping to remember the key points. Kipling actively uses personification, endowing animals with human traits and abilities, making them characters with vividly expressed personalities. The structure of the story is linear and sequential, with a clear beginning, development, and conclusion. An important literary device is dialogue, which helps reveal the characters' personalities and advance the plot. Kipling also uses elements of folklore and mythology, adding depth and a connection to traditions to the story.